Beastmen Brayherds
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军队使用的规则和装备
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*Giant Attacks
Giants do not attack in the same way as other creatures. They are far too large and fractious to take orders and much too scatter-brained to have any sort of coherent plan.
Instead of attacking normally during the Combat phase or making a Pick Up And… attack, a Giant may choose to make a ‘Giant Attack’. To make a Giant Attack, nominate an enemy unit that the Giant is engaged in combat with to be the target of the attack and roll on the Giant Attacks table below to determine what the Giant does:
Giant Attacks Table
D6 Result
1 ’Eadbutt: The Giant singles out a lone enemy and ’eadbutts them. Nominate a single model in the fighting rank of an enemy unit the Giant is engaged with to be the target of this attack. That model is hit and suffers D3+1 wounds with no armour or Regeneration saves permitted (Ward saves can be attempted as normal).
2 Belly Flop: The Giant crashes down bodily upon the enemy. Place a small (3") blast template so that its central hole is directly over the centre of the target unit. Any model (friend or foe, but not including this model) whose base lies underneath the template risks being hit and suffering a single hit, using the Strength characteristic of this model, with an AP of -2.
3-4 Mighty Swing: The Giant swings its club through the enemy ranks. For this attack, the Giant is subject to the Random Attacks special rule and has an Attacks characteristic of D6+1, and the Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+1 and an AP of -2.
5 Thump With Club: The Giant grasps its club two-handed and cracks its enemy on the head. Nominate a single model in the fighting rank of an enemy unit the Giant is engaged with to be the target of this attack. For this attack, the Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+4, an AP of -4 and the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule.
6 Jump Up & Down: The Giant jumps around, kicking and flattening the enemy.
For this attack, the Giant does not use its club. Instead, the target unit suffers D6+1 hits, each using the Strength characteristic of this model, with no armour save permitted (Ward and Regeneration saves can be attempted as normal).
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*Giant Attacks
Giants do not attack in the same way as other creatures. They are far too large and fractious to take orders and much too scatter-brained to have any sort of coherent plan.
Instead of attacking normally during the Combat phase or making a Pick Up And… attack, a Giant may choose to make a ‘Giant Attack’. To make a Giant Attack, nominate an enemy unit that the Giant is engaged in combat with to be the target of the attack and roll on the Giant Attacks table below to determine what the Giant does:
Giant Attacks Table
D6 Result
1 ’Eadbutt: The Giant singles out a lone enemy and ’eadbutts them. Nominate a single model in the fighting rank of an enemy unit the Giant is engaged with to be the target of this attack. That model is hit and suffers D3+1 wounds with no armour or Regeneration saves permitted (Ward saves can be attempted as normal).
2 Belly Flop: The Giant crashes down bodily upon the enemy. Place a small (3") blast template so that its central hole is directly over the centre of the target unit. Any model (friend or foe, but not including this model) whose base lies underneath the template risks being hit and suffering a single hit, using the Strength characteristic of this model, with an AP of -2.
3-4 Mighty Swing: The Giant swings its club through the enemy ranks. For this attack, the Giant is subject to the Random Attacks special rule and has an Attacks characteristic of D6+1, and the Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+1 and an AP of -2.
5 Thump With Club: The Giant grasps its club two-handed and cracks its enemy on the head. Nominate a single model in the fighting rank of an enemy unit the Giant is engaged with to be the target of this attack. For this attack, the Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+4, an AP of -4 and the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule.
6 Jump Up & Down: The Giant jumps around, kicking and flattening the enemy.
For this attack, the Giant does not use its club. Instead, the target unit suffers D6+1 hits, each using the Strength characteristic of this model, with no armour save permitted (Ward and Regeneration saves can be attempted as normal).
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*Pick Up And…
Sometimes, Giants forget there is a battle raging around them and, when faced with rank upon rank of bite-sized snacks, will become distracted, reaching down and grabbing enemies by the handful. What happens to these unfortunate souls varies; some are thrust into a sack or under the Giant’s clothing for later, others are eaten on the spot, and still others are tossed carelessly aside to bounce off the scenery. Whatever the case, such unfortunates are rarely seen again.
Instead of attacking normally during the Combat phase or making a Giant Attack, a Giant that is engaged in combat with one or more units whose troop type is ‘regular infantry’ or ‘heavy infantry’ may choose to make a ‘Pick Up And…’ attack. To make a Pick Up And… attack, nominate an enemy unit of regular or heavy infantry that the Giant is engaged in combat with. The unit must immediately make an Initiative test:
• If this test is failed, a victim is picked up by the Giant. What happens next does not bear thinking about but, whatever it is, a single model belonging to the target unit is immediately removed from play as a casualty.
• If this test is passed, the warriors manage to duck and dodge away from the Giant’s grasping hands. No one is picked up and the attack has no effect.
Next, roll a D6:
• On a roll of 1-3, the Giant forgets what it is doing and makes no further attacks.
• On a roll of 4+, the Giant attempts to pick up another enemy. The target unit must make another Initiative test.
This continues until the Giant forgets what it is doing and stops making attacks, or until the target unit is destroyed.
Enemy models removed from play are considered to have been removed from the fighting rank of the enemy unit.
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*Pick Up And…
Sometimes, Giants forget there is a battle raging around them and, when faced with rank upon rank of bite-sized snacks, will become distracted, reaching down and grabbing enemies by the handful. What happens to these unfortunate souls varies; some are thrust into a sack or under the Giant’s clothing for later, others are eaten on the spot, and still others are tossed carelessly aside to bounce off the scenery. Whatever the case, such unfortunates are rarely seen again.
Instead of attacking normally during the Combat phase or making a Giant Attack, a Giant that is engaged in combat with one or more units whose troop type is ‘regular infantry’ or ‘heavy infantry’ may choose to make a ‘Pick Up And…’ attack. To make a Pick Up And… attack, nominate an enemy unit of regular or heavy infantry that the Giant is engaged in combat with. The unit must immediately make an Initiative test:
• If this test is failed, a victim is picked up by the Giant. What happens next does not bear thinking about but, whatever it is, a single model belonging to the target unit is immediately removed from play as a casualty.
• If this test is passed, the warriors manage to duck and dodge away from the Giant’s grasping hands. No one is picked up and the attack has no effect.
Next, roll a D6:
• On a roll of 1-3, the Giant forgets what it is doing and makes no further attacks.
• On a roll of 4+, the Giant attempts to pick up another enemy. The target unit must make another Initiative test.
This continues until the Giant forgets what it is doing and stops making attacks, or until the target unit is destroyed.
Enemy models removed from play are considered to have been removed from the fighting rank of the enemy unit.
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Fear
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Fear
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Slaughterer’s Call
The bloodlust of a Minotaur Champion is infectious. When blood is scented, all rational thought is driven from the minds of those around them, replaced with an unquenchable thirst for slaughter.
Whilst this model is Frenzied, any unit it has joined will also become Frenzied.
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Slaughterer’s Call
The bloodlust of a Minotaur Champion is infectious. When blood is scented, all rational thought is driven from the minds of those around them, replaced with an unquenchable thirst for slaughter.
Whilst this model is Frenzied, any unit it has joined will also become Frenzied.
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Great Weapon
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Great Weapon
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Hand Weapon
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Hand Weapon
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Light armour
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Light armour
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Heavy armour
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Heavy armour
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Armour Bane
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Armour Bane
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Ensorcelled Weapons
The blighted furnaces of Zharr-Naggrund endlessly churn out heavy, black-bladed weapons, each inscribed with dark runes that glow with an evil light.
A hand weapon carried by a model with this special rule has the Magical Attacks special rule and an Armour Piercing characteristic of -1.
Note that this special rule only applies to a single, non-magical hand weapon and does not apply to a model’s mount (should it have one). If the model is using two hand weapons or any other sort of weapon, this special rule ceases to apply.
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Ensorcelled Weapons
The blighted furnaces of Zharr-Naggrund endlessly churn out heavy, black-bladed weapons, each inscribed with dark runes that glow with an evil light.
A hand weapon carried by a model with this special rule has the Magical Attacks special rule and an Armour Piercing characteristic of -1.
Note that this special rule only applies to a single, non-magical hand weapon and does not apply to a model’s mount (should it have one). If the model is using two hand weapons or any other sort of weapon, this special rule ceases to apply.
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Armoured Hide
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Armoured Hide
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Stomp Attacks
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Stomp Attacks
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Bonegrinder Giant Attacks
Bonegrinder Giants do not attack in the same way as other creatures. They are far too large and fractious to take orders and much too scatter-brained to have any sort of coherent plan.
Instead of attacking normally during the Combat phase, a Bonegrinder Giant must make a ‘Bonegrinder Giant Attack’. To do so, nominate an enemy unit that the Bonegrinder Giant is engaged in combat with to be the target of the attack and roll on the Bonegrinder Giant Attacks table below. The Troop Type of the target unit determines whether it is a ‘little thing’, a ‘big thing’ or a ‘bigger thing’:
- Little Things: Units whose Troop Type is ‘regular infantry’, ‘heavy infantry’, ‘swarms’, ‘light cavalry’, ‘heavy cavalry’ or ‘war beasts’.
- Big Things: Units whose Troop Type is ‘monstrous infantry’, ‘monstrous cavalry’, ‘light chariot’ or ‘war machine’.
- Bigger Things: Units whose Troop Type is ‘heavy chariot’, ‘monstrous creature’ or ‘behemoth’.
Bonegrinder Giant Attacks Table
D6 Little Things Big Things Bigger Things
1-2 Crush Underfoot Crush Underfoot Wallop
3-4 Grind its Bones Vomit Mighty Swing
5-6 Vomit Mighty Swing ’Eadbutt
Crush Underfoot: The Bonegrinder Giant stomps heavily upon the enemy. Place a large (5") blast template so that its central hole is directly over the centre of the target unit.
Any model (friend or foe, but not including this model) whose base lies underneath the template risks being hit and suffering a single hit, using the Strength characteristic of this model, with an AP of -3.
’Eadbutt: The Bonegrinder Giant squints angrily at their enemy and ’eadbutts them.
The target unit suffers a single hit and suffers D3+1 wounds with no armour or Regeneration saves permitted (Ward saves can be attempted as normal).
Grind its Bones: Faced with rank upon rank of bite-sized snacks, the Bonegrinder Giant tries to gobble up enemies by the handful. Every model within the fighting rank of the target unit must immediately make an Initiative test:
- Those unable to escape the grasping hands of the Bonegrinder Giant are scooped up and eaten whole. Every model that fails this test is removed from play as a casualty.
- Those able to duck or dodge away from the Bonegrinder Giant’s grasping hands escape a terrible fate. Every model that passes this test remains unharmed.
Note that any characters in the fighting rank of the target unit can make a “Look Out, Sir!” roll, as if their unit had been hit by a shooting attack.
Mighty Swing: The Bonegrinder Giant swings its club at its enemies. The target unit suffers D6+1 hits from the Bonegrinder Giant’s club. For this attack, the Bonegrinder Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+1 and an AP of -2.
Vomit: Peering down at such tiny creatures makes the Bonegrinder Giant dizzy and messily sick! Place a flame template so that the narrow end touches the edge of this model’s base that is in contact with the target unit and the broad end is over the target unit.
Any model (friend or foe, but not including this model) whose base lies underneath the template risks being hit and suffering a single Strength 5 hit with an AP of -2.
Wallop: The Bonegrinder Giant grasps its club two-handed and cracks its enemy on the head. The Bonegrinder Giant makes a single attack against the target unit. For this attack, the Bonegrinder Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+3, an AP of -4 and the Multiple Wounds (2D3) special rule.
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Bonegrinder Giant Attacks
Bonegrinder Giants do not attack in the same way as other creatures. They are far too large and fractious to take orders and much too scatter-brained to have any sort of coherent plan.
Instead of attacking normally during the Combat phase, a Bonegrinder Giant must make a ‘Bonegrinder Giant Attack’. To do so, nominate an enemy unit that the Bonegrinder Giant is engaged in combat with to be the target of the attack and roll on the Bonegrinder Giant Attacks table below. The Troop Type of the target unit determines whether it is a ‘little thing’, a ‘big thing’ or a ‘bigger thing’:
- Little Things: Units whose Troop Type is ‘regular infantry’, ‘heavy infantry’, ‘swarms’, ‘light cavalry’, ‘heavy cavalry’ or ‘war beasts’.
- Big Things: Units whose Troop Type is ‘monstrous infantry’, ‘monstrous cavalry’, ‘light chariot’ or ‘war machine’.
- Bigger Things: Units whose Troop Type is ‘heavy chariot’, ‘monstrous creature’ or ‘behemoth’.
Bonegrinder Giant Attacks Table
D6 Little Things Big Things Bigger Things
1-2 Crush Underfoot Crush Underfoot Wallop
3-4 Grind its Bones Vomit Mighty Swing
5-6 Vomit Mighty Swing ’Eadbutt
Crush Underfoot: The Bonegrinder Giant stomps heavily upon the enemy. Place a large (5") blast template so that its central hole is directly over the centre of the target unit.
Any model (friend or foe, but not including this model) whose base lies underneath the template risks being hit and suffering a single hit, using the Strength characteristic of this model, with an AP of -3.
’Eadbutt: The Bonegrinder Giant squints angrily at their enemy and ’eadbutts them.
The target unit suffers a single hit and suffers D3+1 wounds with no armour or Regeneration saves permitted (Ward saves can be attempted as normal).
Grind its Bones: Faced with rank upon rank of bite-sized snacks, the Bonegrinder Giant tries to gobble up enemies by the handful. Every model within the fighting rank of the target unit must immediately make an Initiative test:
- Those unable to escape the grasping hands of the Bonegrinder Giant are scooped up and eaten whole. Every model that fails this test is removed from play as a casualty.
- Those able to duck or dodge away from the Bonegrinder Giant’s grasping hands escape a terrible fate. Every model that passes this test remains unharmed.
Note that any characters in the fighting rank of the target unit can make a “Look Out, Sir!” roll, as if their unit had been hit by a shooting attack.
Mighty Swing: The Bonegrinder Giant swings its club at its enemies. The target unit suffers D6+1 hits from the Bonegrinder Giant’s club. For this attack, the Bonegrinder Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+1 and an AP of -2.
Vomit: Peering down at such tiny creatures makes the Bonegrinder Giant dizzy and messily sick! Place a flame template so that the narrow end touches the edge of this model’s base that is in contact with the target unit and the broad end is over the target unit.
Any model (friend or foe, but not including this model) whose base lies underneath the template risks being hit and suffering a single Strength 5 hit with an AP of -2.
Wallop: The Bonegrinder Giant grasps its club two-handed and cracks its enemy on the head. The Bonegrinder Giant makes a single attack against the target unit. For this attack, the Bonegrinder Giant’s club has a Strength characteristic of S+3, an AP of -4 and the Multiple Wounds (2D3) special rule.
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Poisoned Attacks
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Poisoned Attacks
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Impact Hits
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Impact Hits
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Maddening Aura
So ghastly and unnatural is a Jabberslythe, that a mere glance can drive all sanity and reason from the minds of those that behold it. Wherever such a beast passes, brave souls fall shrieking and babbling in its wake.
During the Command sub-phase of its turn, any enemy unit that is within 8" of this model, including units that are fleeing or that are engaged in combat, must make a Leadership test.
If this test is failed, the unit suffers D3 Strength 3 hits, with no armour or Regeneration saves permitted (Ward saves can be attempted as normal).
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Maddening Aura
So ghastly and unnatural is a Jabberslythe, that a mere glance can drive all sanity and reason from the minds of those that behold it. Wherever such a beast passes, brave souls fall shrieking and babbling in its wake.
During the Command sub-phase of its turn, any enemy unit that is within 8" of this model, including units that are fleeing or that are engaged in combat, must make a Leadership test.
If this test is failed, the unit suffers D3 Strength 3 hits, with no armour or Regeneration saves permitted (Ward saves can be attempted as normal).
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Swallow Whole
As the Ghorgon rampages through the enemy’s battle line, it feeds hungrily upon its foes. As it does so, its flesh flushes red and wounds re-knit.
During the Command sub-phase of its turn, a Ghorgon that is engaged in combat with one or more units of ‘regular infantry’ or ‘heavy infantry’ may choose to make a ‘Swallow Whole’ attack. To make a Swallow Whole attack, nominate an enemy unit of regular or heavy infantry that the Ghorgon is engaged in combat with. The unit must immediately make an Initiative test:
• If this test is failed, the Ghorgon grabs a victim from the unit and stuffs them into its gullet. A single model belonging to the target unit is immediately removed from play as a casualty.
• If this test is passed, the warriors manage to avoid the grasping Ghorgon. No one is picked up and the attack has no effect.
Each time an enemy model is removed from play in this way, the Ghorgon recovers a single lost Wound.
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Swallow Whole
As the Ghorgon rampages through the enemy’s battle line, it feeds hungrily upon its foes. As it does so, its flesh flushes red and wounds re-knit.
During the Command sub-phase of its turn, a Ghorgon that is engaged in combat with one or more units of ‘regular infantry’ or ‘heavy infantry’ may choose to make a ‘Swallow Whole’ attack. To make a Swallow Whole attack, nominate an enemy unit of regular or heavy infantry that the Ghorgon is engaged in combat with. The unit must immediately make an Initiative test:
• If this test is failed, the Ghorgon grabs a victim from the unit and stuffs them into its gullet. A single model belonging to the target unit is immediately removed from play as a casualty.
• If this test is passed, the warriors manage to avoid the grasping Ghorgon. No one is picked up and the attack has no effect.
Each time an enemy model is removed from play in this way, the Ghorgon recovers a single lost Wound.
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Warband
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Warband
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Motley Crew
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Motley Crew
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Bestial Charge
Driven by their hatred of civilisation and order, Beastmen Gors fall upon the foe with terrible ferocity, their crude weapons and horned skulls granted strength by the fury of their charge.
During a turn in which it made a charge move of 3" or more, a model with this special rule gains a +1 modifier to its Strength characteristic.
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Bestial Charge
Driven by their hatred of civilisation and order, Beastmen Gors fall upon the foe with terrible ferocity, their crude weapons and horned skulls granted strength by the fury of their charge.
During a turn in which it made a charge move of 3" or more, a model with this special rule gains a +1 modifier to its Strength characteristic.
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Blood Greed
At times, the blood-fuelled frenzy of the Beastmen is so great that they fall upon their foes in a butcherous rage, feeding upon the flesh of the fallen in the heat of battle.
Whilst Frenzied, this model has a +2 modifier to its Attacks characteristic (rather than the usual +1). However, such is this model’s desperate need to feed upon flesh that it rolls only a single D6 when making a Pursuit roll (rather than the usual 2D6).
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Blood Greed
At times, the blood-fuelled frenzy of the Beastmen is so great that they fall upon their foes in a butcherous rage, feeding upon the flesh of the fallen in the heat of battle.
Whilst Frenzied, this model has a +2 modifier to its Attacks characteristic (rather than the usual +1). However, such is this model’s desperate need to feed upon flesh that it rolls only a single D6 when making a Pursuit roll (rather than the usual 2D6).
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Blood Rage
In the tumult of battle, Beastmen are easily overcome by their primal urges, becoming frenzied with a bloodlust that can only be slaked with an excess of slaughter.
If, when testing to see if it becomes subject to Primal Fury (see page 116), this unit passes its Leadership test with any roll of a natural double, it will also become Frenzied. A unit with this special rule may become Frenzied in this way even if it has lost Frenzy earlier in the game.
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Blood Rage
In the tumult of battle, Beastmen are easily overcome by their primal urges, becoming frenzied with a bloodlust that can only be slaked with an excess of slaughter.
If, when testing to see if it becomes subject to Primal Fury (see page 116), this unit passes its Leadership test with any roll of a natural double, it will also become Frenzied. A unit with this special rule may become Frenzied in this way even if it has lost Frenzy earlier in the game.
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Bonegrinder Giant's club
R S AP Special Rules
Combat * * *
Notes: *A Bonegrinder Giant’s club may have different characteristics and special rules depending upon what they do with it, as described in the Bonegrinder Giant Attacks special rules.
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Bonegrinder Giant's club
R S AP Special Rules
Combat * * *
Notes: *A Bonegrinder Giant’s club may have different characteristics and special rules depending upon what they do with it, as described in the Bonegrinder Giant Attacks special rules.
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Shield
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Shield
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Brayhorn
Carved from the horn of a slain rival, the clarion call of a brayhorn is a chieftain’s summons to any Beastmen who hear it.
From the beginning of round 2 onwards, if your General is on the battlefield during the Command sub-phase of their turn, they may attempt to sound the Brayhorn by making a Leadership test. If this test is passed, you may immediately roll again for each unit of Ambushers in the army that is held in reserve and that did not arrive during the Start of Turn sub-phase of this turn.
Note that this special rule may only be used by a Beastlord or Wargor that has been selected to be the General of the army.
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Brayhorn
Carved from the horn of a slain rival, the clarion call of a brayhorn is a chieftain’s summons to any Beastmen who hear it.
From the beginning of round 2 onwards, if your General is on the battlefield during the Command sub-phase of their turn, they may attempt to sound the Brayhorn by making a Leadership test. If this test is passed, you may immediately roll again for each unit of Ambushers in the army that is held in reserve and that did not arrive during the Start of Turn sub-phase of this turn.
Note that this special rule may only be used by a Beastlord or Wargor that has been selected to be the General of the army.
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Braystaff
As a crude badge of office, Bray-Shamans often carry a heavy staff hung with bones, shells and skulls, with pieces of stone and metal embedded into its length.
When this model’s combat is chosen during Step 1.1 of any Choose & Fight Combat sub-phase, it must choose to use its Braystaff offensively or defensively. Used offensively, a Braystaff counts as a great weapon. Used defensively, a Braystaff counts as a hand weapon and gives its wielder an Armour Value of 5+.
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Braystaff
As a crude badge of office, Bray-Shamans often carry a heavy staff hung with bones, shells and skulls, with pieces of stone and metal embedded into its length.
When this model’s combat is chosen during Step 1.1 of any Choose & Fight Combat sub-phase, it must choose to use its Braystaff offensively or defensively. Used offensively, a Braystaff counts as a great weapon. Used defensively, a Braystaff counts as a hand weapon and gives its wielder an Armour Value of 5+.
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Flammable
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Flammable
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Bull-gors
The very ground itself trembles and shakes beneath the unstoppable thunder of a Minotaur’s charge.
Impact Hits caused by a model with this special rule have an Armour Piercing characteristic of -1.
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Bull-gors
The very ground itself trembles and shakes beneath the unstoppable thunder of a Minotaur’s charge.
Impact Hits caused by a model with this special rule have an Armour Piercing characteristic of -1.
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Calloused Hide
counts as light armour
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Calloused Hide
counts as light armour
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Fast Cavalry
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Fast Cavalry
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Cavalry Spear
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Cavalry Spear
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Ogre Charge
Ogres barge into combat using their great lumbering mass as a weapon, harnessing their tremendous momentum to crush anything they collide with.
The Armour Piercing characteristic of any Impact Hits caused by a model with this special rule is improved by the current Rank Bonus of its unit.
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Ogre Charge
Ogres barge into combat using their great lumbering mass as a weapon, harnessing their tremendous momentum to crush anything they collide with.
The Armour Piercing characteristic of any Impact Hits caused by a model with this special rule is improved by the current Rank Bonus of its unit.
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Chariot Runners
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Chariot Runners
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Claws And Fangs
counts as hand weapons
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Claws And Fangs
counts as hand weapons
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Cleaver-limbs
R S AP Special Rules
Cleaver-limbs Combat S -2 Killing Blow, Monster Slayer Monster
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Cleaver-limbs
R S AP Special Rules
Cleaver-limbs Combat S -2 Killing Blow, Monster Slayer Monster
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Close Order
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Close Order
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Foe Render
The crude weapons of Beastmen are empowered by their bearer’s primal hatred for the trappings of civilisation.
Whilst subject to Primal Fury, a hand weapon carried by a model with this special rule has an Armour Piercing characteristic of -2.
Note that this special rule only applies to a single, non-magical hand weapon and does not apply to a model’s mount (should it have one). If the model is using two hand weapons or any other sort of weapon, this special rule ceases to apply.
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Foe Render
The crude weapons of Beastmen are empowered by their bearer’s primal hatred for the trappings of civilisation.
Whilst subject to Primal Fury, a hand weapon carried by a model with this special rule has an Armour Piercing characteristic of -2.
Note that this special rule only applies to a single, non-magical hand weapon and does not apply to a model’s mount (should it have one). If the model is using two hand weapons or any other sort of weapon, this special rule ceases to apply.
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Tusk
counts as hand weapon
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Tusk
counts as hand weapon
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Razor Tusks
Tuskgors and Razorgors bristle with viciously sharp tusks and spines which, when charged into the enemy, can wreak utter devastation.
During a turn in which it charged, the Armour Piercing characteristic of a Tuskgor’s or Razorgor’s tusks (hand weapon) is improved by 1.
Note that this special rule only applies to attacks made by a Tuskgor or Razorgor, not to a chariot or its crew.
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Razor Tusks
Tuskgors and Razorgors bristle with viciously sharp tusks and spines which, when charged into the enemy, can wreak utter devastation.
During a turn in which it charged, the Armour Piercing characteristic of a Tuskgor’s or Razorgor’s tusks (hand weapon) is improved by 1.
Note that this special rule only applies to attacks made by a Tuskgor or Razorgor, not to a chariot or its crew.
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Stubborn
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Stubborn
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Lore of Beasts
Bray-Shamans are born into magic, and wield it with an instinctive ease. A palpable miasma of fell sorcery surrounds them and when their wrath is roused, reality itself is distorted and maimed. Tree roots twist and writhe at their passing, the undergrowth boils with unholy life and repugnant parasites scurry at their feet.
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Lore of Beasts
Bray-Shamans are born into magic, and wield it with an instinctive ease. A palpable miasma of fell sorcery surrounds them and when their wrath is roused, reality itself is distorted and maimed. Tree roots twist and writhe at their passing, the undergrowth boils with unholy life and repugnant parasites scurry at their feet.
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Drunken
Centigors are inclined to drink vast quantities of noxious liquor before battle. While this sometimes turns them into berserk fighters, it can also severely incapacitate them.
During the Start of Turn sub-phase of each of your turns, roll on the Drunken table for each unit with this special rule that is not currently Frenzied, that is not engaged in combat and that is not fleeing:
Drunken Table
D6 Result
1 Unsteady: The unit has become somewhat unsteady. Until its next Start of Turn sub-phase, the unit is subject to the Random Movement special rule and its Movement characteristic becomes D6+2.
2-5 Sobering Up: The alcohol has no discernible effect upon the unit.
6 Belligerent Drunks: The unit has turned quite belligerent. Until its next Start of Turn sub-phase, the unit is subject to the Frenzy special rule. A unit with this special rule may become Frenzied in this way even if it has lost Frenzy earlier in the game.
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Drunken
Centigors are inclined to drink vast quantities of noxious liquor before battle. While this sometimes turns them into berserk fighters, it can also severely incapacitate them.
During the Start of Turn sub-phase of each of your turns, roll on the Drunken table for each unit with this special rule that is not currently Frenzied, that is not engaged in combat and that is not fleeing:
Drunken Table
D6 Result
1 Unsteady: The unit has become somewhat unsteady. Until its next Start of Turn sub-phase, the unit is subject to the Random Movement special rule and its Movement characteristic becomes D6+2.
2-5 Sobering Up: The alcohol has no discernible effect upon the unit.
6 Belligerent Drunks: The unit has turned quite belligerent. Until its next Start of Turn sub-phase, the unit is subject to the Frenzy special rule. A unit with this special rule may become Frenzied in this way even if it has lost Frenzy earlier in the game.
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Scouts
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Scouts
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Terror
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Terror
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Swiftstride
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Swiftstride
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First Charge
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First Charge
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Flailing appendage
counts as hand weapons
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Flailing appendage
counts as hand weapons
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Fly
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Fly
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Frenzy
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Frenzy
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Primal Fury
Goaded on by their chieftains and shamans, and enraged by the presence of intruders on their bloodgrounds, Beastmen become consumed by a savage fury, tearing apart the hated foe.
When this unit’s combat is chosen during Step 1.1 of any Choose & Fight Combat sub-phase, it must make a Leadership test. If this test is passed, the unit becomes subject to ‘Primal Fury’ until the end of this Combat phase. A unit subject to Primal Fury may re-roll any rolls To Hit of a natural 1.
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Primal Fury
Goaded on by their chieftains and shamans, and enraged by the presence of intruders on their bloodgrounds, Beastmen become consumed by a savage fury, tearing apart the hated foe.
When this unit’s combat is chosen during Step 1.1 of any Choose & Fight Combat sub-phase, it must make a Leadership test. If this test is passed, the unit becomes subject to ‘Primal Fury’ until the end of this Combat phase. A unit subject to Primal Fury may re-roll any rolls To Hit of a natural 1.
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Gaze Of The Gods
Beastmen strive to become Champions of Chaos and earn the favour of the Ruinous Powers. But the gods are fickle, and their blessing can be a curse.
During the Command sub-phase of their turn, a character with this special rule may choose to roll on the Gaze of the Gods table:
Gaze of the Gods Table
D6 Result
1 Damned by Chaos: The Champion is beset with visions of the Realm of Chaos. This model becomes subject to the Stupidity special rule for the remainder of the game. If they already have this special rule, they suffer a -1 modifier to their Leadership (to a minimum of 2).
2 Unnatural Quickness: To the Champion, time itself seems to slow around them. Until your next Start of Turn sub-phase, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Initiative characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
3 Iron Skin: Beneath their baroque armour, the Champion’s skin becomes like iron. Until your next Start of Turn sub-phase, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Toughness characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
4 Murderous Mutation: Long tentacles whip from beneath the Champion’s armour to grasp at their enemies. For the remainder of the game, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Weapon Skill characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
5 Dark Fury: A terrible rage grips the Champion. For the remainder of the game, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Attacks characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
6 Apotheosis: The Champion is blessed with daemonic vitality. For the remainder of the game, this model gains a +1 modifier to both their Strength and Leadership characteristics (to a maximum of 10).
Note that any benefits granted by the Gaze of the Gods apply only to the Champion, not to their mount (should they have one).
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Gaze Of The Gods
Beastmen strive to become Champions of Chaos and earn the favour of the Ruinous Powers. But the gods are fickle, and their blessing can be a curse.
During the Command sub-phase of their turn, a character with this special rule may choose to roll on the Gaze of the Gods table:
Gaze of the Gods Table
D6 Result
1 Damned by Chaos: The Champion is beset with visions of the Realm of Chaos. This model becomes subject to the Stupidity special rule for the remainder of the game. If they already have this special rule, they suffer a -1 modifier to their Leadership (to a minimum of 2).
2 Unnatural Quickness: To the Champion, time itself seems to slow around them. Until your next Start of Turn sub-phase, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Initiative characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
3 Iron Skin: Beneath their baroque armour, the Champion’s skin becomes like iron. Until your next Start of Turn sub-phase, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Toughness characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
4 Murderous Mutation: Long tentacles whip from beneath the Champion’s armour to grasp at their enemies. For the remainder of the game, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Weapon Skill characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
5 Dark Fury: A terrible rage grips the Champion. For the remainder of the game, this model gains a +1 modifier to their Attacks characteristic (to a maximum of 10).
6 Apotheosis: The Champion is blessed with daemonic vitality. For the remainder of the game, this model gains a +1 modifier to both their Strength and Leadership characteristics (to a maximum of 10).
Note that any benefits granted by the Gaze of the Gods apply only to the Champion, not to their mount (should they have one).
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Ghostsight
The swirling melee of combat is an indistinct blur to the Cygor, confusing and disorientating. Enemies imbued with magic, however, it can see with unearthly clarity.
During the Combat phase, a Cygor may re-roll any failed rolls To Hit made against enemy Wizards, enemy models or units equipped with any magic items, or enemy models or units with a Ward or Regeneration save.
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Ghostsight
The swirling melee of combat is an indistinct blur to the Cygor, confusing and disorientating. Enemies imbued with magic, however, it can see with unearthly clarity.
During the Combat phase, a Cygor may re-roll any failed rolls To Hit made against enemy Wizards, enemy models or units equipped with any magic items, or enemy models or units with a Ward or Regeneration save.
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Giant’s Club
R S AP Special Rules
Giant’s club Combat * * *
Notes: *A Giant’s club may have different characteristics and special rules depending upon what they do with it, as described in the Giant Attacks special rule.
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Giant’s Club
R S AP Special Rules
Giant’s club Combat * * *
Notes: *A Giant’s club may have different characteristics and special rules depending upon what they do with it, as described in the Giant Attacks special rule.
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Spurting Bile Blood
When harmed, a Jabberslythe’s boiling, acidic blood sprays its enemies, burning through their armour and into their flesh.
For each Wound this model loses during the Combat phase, the attacking enemy unit suffers a Strength 4 hit, with an AP of -1.
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Spurting Bile Blood
When harmed, a Jabberslythe’s boiling, acidic blood sprays its enemies, burning through their armour and into their flesh.
For each Wound this model loses during the Combat phase, the attacking enemy unit suffers a Strength 4 hit, with an AP of -1.
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Gnashing Maws
R S AP Special Rules
Gnashing maws Combat S -2 Strikes Last
Notes: In combat, this model may choose to make one of its attacks each turn with this weapon.
For each Wound an enemy unit loses as a result of an attack made with this weapon, this model immediately recovers a single lost Wound.
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Gnashing Maws
R S AP Special Rules
Gnashing maws Combat S -2 Strikes Last
Notes: In combat, this model may choose to make one of its attacks each turn with this weapon.
For each Wound an enemy unit loses as a result of an attack made with this weapon, this model immediately recovers a single lost Wound.
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Large Target
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Large Target
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Wicked Claws
R S AP Special Rules
Wicked claws Combat S -2 -
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Wicked Claws
R S AP Special Rules
Wicked claws Combat S -2 -
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Horde
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Horde
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Hurl Attack
R S AP Special Rules
Hurl attack 12-36" 4 (8) -1 (-3) Bombardment, Cumbersome, Multiple Wounds (D3+1)
Notes: This weapon shoots like a stone thrower, using the ‘Bombardment’ special rule and a 3" blast template. If a ‘Misfire’ is rolled on the Artillery dice, this model loses a single Wound (instead of rolling on a Misfire table). The Multiple Wounds (D3+1) special rule applies only to a single model whose base lies underneath the central hole of the blast template.
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Hurl Attack
R S AP Special Rules
Hurl attack 12-36" 4 (8) -1 (-3) Bombardment, Cumbersome, Multiple Wounds (D3+1)
Notes: This weapon shoots like a stone thrower, using the ‘Bombardment’ special rule and a 3" blast template. If a ‘Misfire’ is rolled on the Artillery dice, this model loses a single Wound (instead of rolling on a Misfire table). The Multiple Wounds (D3+1) special rule applies only to a single model whose base lies underneath the central hole of the blast template.
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Immune To Psychology
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Immune To Psychology
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Unbreakable
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Unbreakable
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Slythey Tongue
R S AP Special Rules
Slythey tongue 12" 5 -1 Move & Shoot, Quick Shot Monster
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Slythey Tongue
R S AP Special Rules
Slythey tongue 12" 5 -1 Move & Shoot, Quick Shot Monster
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Loner
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Loner
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Soul-eater
The presence of a Cygor is intensely unsettling to any nearby Wizards, for they know Cygors crave their souls above all else.
Any enemy Wizard that wishes to cast a spell whilst within 12" of one or more Cygors must first make a Leadership test. If this test is failed, the Wizard has lost their nerve and, should they fail to cast the spell (i.e., should their casting result be less than the casting value of the spell), the spell has been miscast and the active player immediately rolls on the Miscast table to see what fate befalls the unfortunate Wizard. If this test is passed, the Wizard can continue with their casting attempt as normal.
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Soul-eater
The presence of a Cygor is intensely unsettling to any nearby Wizards, for they know Cygors crave their souls above all else.
Any enemy Wizard that wishes to cast a spell whilst within 12" of one or more Cygors must first make a Leadership test. If this test is failed, the Wizard has lost their nerve and, should they fail to cast the spell (i.e., should their casting result be less than the casting value of the spell), the spell has been miscast and the active player immediately rolls on the Miscast table to see what fate befalls the unfortunate Wizard. If this test is passed, the Wizard can continue with their casting attempt as normal.
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Mark Of Chaos Undivided
Beastmen are truly the children of Chaos and, as such, they worship the Gods of Chaos as a pantheon, rarely favouring any one deity above the others.
Models with the Mark of Chaos Undivided can re-roll any failed Fear, Panic or Terror test.
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Mark Of Chaos Undivided
Beastmen are truly the children of Chaos and, as such, they worship the Gods of Chaos as a pantheon, rarely favouring any one deity above the others.
Models with the Mark of Chaos Undivided can re-roll any failed Fear, Panic or Terror test.
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Mercenaries
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Mercenaries
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Move Through Cover
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Move Through Cover
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Random Movement
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Random Movement
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Open Order
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Open Order
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The Quickening Storm
Bathed in invigorating lightning, Dragon Ogres are warded against the effects of hostile magic.
A model with this special rule has a 5+ Ward save against any wounds suffered that were caused by a Magic Missile or a Magical Vortex spell. In addition, if a model with this special rule, or the unit it belongs to, suffers one or more hits from Storm Call (see page 104), it becomes ‘Quickened’. A Quickened model has a +1 modifier to both its Initiative and Attacks characteristics. This Quickening lasts until your next Start of Turn sub-phase.
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The Quickening Storm
Bathed in invigorating lightning, Dragon Ogres are warded against the effects of hostile magic.
A model with this special rule has a 5+ Ward save against any wounds suffered that were caused by a Magic Missile or a Magical Vortex spell. In addition, if a model with this special rule, or the unit it belongs to, suffers one or more hits from Storm Call (see page 104), it becomes ‘Quickened’. A Quickened model has a +1 modifier to both its Initiative and Attacks characteristics. This Quickening lasts until your next Start of Turn sub-phase.
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Scaly Skin
counts as Heavy armour
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Scaly Skin
counts as Heavy armour
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Random Attacks
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Random Attacks
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Stony Stare
Where the creature’s gaze falls, its enemies turn painfully to stone.
At the start of each Combat phase, enemy models in base contact with this model must make an Initiative test. If this test is failed, they suffer D3 Strength 2 hits, with no armour save permitted (Ward and Regeneration saves can be attempted as normal)
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Stony Stare
Where the creature’s gaze falls, its enemies turn painfully to stone.
At the start of each Combat phase, enemy models in base contact with this model must make an Initiative test. If this test is failed, they suffer D3 Strength 2 hits, with no armour save permitted (Ward and Regeneration saves can be attempted as normal)
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Regeneration
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Regeneration
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Skirmishers
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Skirmishers
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Slashing Talons
R S AP Special Rules
Slashing talons Combat S -1 -
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Slashing Talons
R S AP Special Rules
Slashing talons Combat S -1 -
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Wizard
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Wizard
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Storm Call
The oldest Dragon Ogres are able to summon storms and call lightning down from the heavens.
This model can cast the following Bound spell, with a Power Level of 1.
This model can cast this Bound spell even if it is engaged in combat:
Type: Magic Missile
Casting Value: 7+
Range: Self
Effect: If this Bound spell is cast, all units within 6" of this model (friend or foe), including units engaged in combat and this model, suffer D3 Strength 4 hits, each with an AP of -1.
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Storm Call
The oldest Dragon Ogres are able to summon storms and call lightning down from the heavens.
This model can cast the following Bound spell, with a Power Level of 1.
This model can cast this Bound spell even if it is engaged in combat:
Type: Magic Missile
Casting Value: 7+
Range: Self
Effect: If this Bound spell is cast, all units within 6" of this model (friend or foe), including units engaged in combat and this model, suffer D3 Strength 4 hits, each with an AP of -1.
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Stupidity
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Stupidity
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Timmm-berrr!
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Timmm-berrr!
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Troll Vomit
R S AP Special Rules
Troll vomit Combat 3 -2 -
Notes: A Chaos Troll that is in base contact with an enemy model may make one additional attack each turn with this weapon. This attack must be made last, after all other attacks have been made (including Stomp Attacks), but hits automatically.
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Troll Vomit
R S AP Special Rules
Troll vomit Combat 3 -2 -
Notes: A Chaos Troll that is in base contact with an enemy model may make one additional attack each turn with this weapon. This attack must be made last, after all other attacks have been made (including Stomp Attacks), but hits automatically.
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军队可用的魔法物品
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军队可用的魔法旗帜
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Banner Of Iron Resolve
No regiment that stands beneath the Banner of Iron Resolve has ever fled from the foe.
A unit carrying the Banner of Iron Resolve gains the Stubborn special rule.
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Banner Of Iron Resolve
No regiment that stands beneath the Banner of Iron Resolve has ever fled from the foe.
A unit carrying the Banner of Iron Resolve gains the Stubborn special rule.
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Banner of Outrage
This stolen standard has been befouled and stained as a terrible affront to the enemy. Its presence drives Beastmen to ever more vile extremes of savagery.
A unit carrying the Banner of Outrage may re-roll its Leadership test when testing for Primal Fury.
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Banner of Outrage
This stolen standard has been befouled and stained as a terrible affront to the enemy. Its presence drives Beastmen to ever more vile extremes of savagery.
A unit carrying the Banner of Outrage may re-roll its Leadership test when testing for Primal Fury.
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Manbane Standard
The Manbane Standard is a corpse beset by carrion birds. Any who behold it are filled with the dread that it will be upon their eyes that the birds next feast.
All enemy units within 6" of the model carrying the Manbane Standard suffer a -1 modifier to their Leadership characteristic (to a minimum of 2).
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Manbane Standard
The Manbane Standard is a corpse beset by carrion birds. Any who behold it are filled with the dread that it will be upon their eyes that the birds next feast.
All enemy units within 6" of the model carrying the Manbane Standard suffer a -1 modifier to their Leadership characteristic (to a minimum of 2).
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Rampaging Banner
As a matter of honour, those that fight beneath the Rampaging Banner are always first into the fray.
When a unit carrying the Rampaging Banner declares a charge, it may re-roll its Charge roll.
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Rampaging Banner
As a matter of honour, those that fight beneath the Rampaging Banner are always first into the fray.
When a unit carrying the Rampaging Banner declares a charge, it may re-roll its Charge roll.
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Razor Standard
Hung with hundreds of wickedly sharp blades, an air of sharpness radiates outwards from the Razor Standard.
A unit carrying the Razor Standard gains the Armour Bane (2) special rule.
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Razor Standard
Hung with hundreds of wickedly sharp blades, an air of sharpness radiates outwards from the Razor Standard.
A unit carrying the Razor Standard gains the Armour Bane (2) special rule.
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The Blazing Banner
An eternal flame flickers about the weapons of those that march beneath the Blazing Banner.
A unit carrying the Blazing Banner gains the Flaming Attacks special rule.
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The Blazing Banner
An eternal flame flickers about the weapons of those that march beneath the Blazing Banner.
A unit carrying the Blazing Banner gains the Flaming Attacks special rule.
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Totem of Rust
Little more than a jagged spike upon which the corroded remains of armoured warriors are impaled, the Totem of Rust spreads an all-consuming aura of entropy.
Every model (friend or foe) within 6" of the model carrying the Totem of Rust suffers a -1 modifier to its Armour Save rolls.
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Totem of Rust
Little more than a jagged spike upon which the corroded remains of armoured warriors are impaled, the Totem of Rust spreads an all-consuming aura of entropy.
Every model (friend or foe) within 6" of the model carrying the Totem of Rust suffers a -1 modifier to its Armour Save rolls.
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Vitriolic Totem
This gnarled and twisted bough is hung with the heads of the fallen.
From these rotted trophies drips a constant rain of blackened ichor and poisoned blood.
A unit carrying the Vitriolic Totem gains the Poisoned Attacks special rule.
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Vitriolic Totem
This gnarled and twisted bough is hung with the heads of the fallen.
From these rotted trophies drips a constant rain of blackened ichor and poisoned blood.
A unit carrying the Vitriolic Totem gains the Poisoned Attacks special rule.
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War Banner
A proud banner of great age. Those that march beneath the War Banner fight with grim resolve.
When calculating its combat result, a unit carrying the War Banner may claim an additional bonus of +1 combat result point.
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War Banner
A proud banner of great age. Those that march beneath the War Banner fight with grim resolve.
When calculating its combat result, a unit carrying the War Banner may claim an additional bonus of +1 combat result point.
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